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Subject: Re: Couldn't open FCC file
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> When I am in Netscape 3.0 or 3.01 (Gold or Non-Gold) and try to send 
> e-mail or post messages, I get "Couldn't open FCC file" error. With PINE, 
> I can send and receive e-mail (and post messages). Do you have any idea 
> as to what might be wrong?

I had this problem for the longest time, then I remembered that there used
to be a directory called 'nsmail' that was no longer there. Try making
this directory in your home directory.